George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic
9:30 p.m. • Cabooze • 18-plus • sold out
A recent Rolling Stone profile of Clinton indicated that the godfather of funk has made a few changes. He's eliminated the dreadlocks, crazy clothes and crack habit. He's cut the size of his band and taken to wearing stylish suits. But he's just as freaky funky as ever, as demonstrated on last year's "First Ya Gotta Shake the Gate" — the first Funkadelic album since 1981 — and he's just as crazy as ever, as evidenced in his 2014 autobiography, "Brothas Be, Yo Like George, Ain't That Funkin' Kinda Hard on You?" Jon Bream
Inti-Illimani and los llaneros
7:30 p.m. • Cedar Cultural Center • $25-$30
Renowned for fostering South America's nueva canción ("new song") movement, the Chilean octet Inti-Illimani has been together nearly 50 years. Among those inspired by the group's indigenous music and progressive politics was Colombian vocalist Karin Stein, founder of the trio Los Llaneros. The two bands will perform separately and together in a concert to benefit the Sol del Illimani school in a vulnerable neighborhood of Santiago, Chile. Students from Blake School will pitch in on panpipes to back the rich vocal harmonies and flute and violin work of Inti-Illimani, and provide vocal support for the gorgeous harp and cuatro picking at the heart of Los Llaneros' "cowboy music" from the savannas of Colombia and Venezuela. Britt Robson
Ensiferum and Korpiklaani
7:30 p.m. • Mill City Nights • 18-plus • $22-$25
